reichjon-23828
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It's a truly bizarre dichotomy here in the US, where one can find a show loaded with violence to be classy, but the very moment that sex is shown (nudity obscured), it suddenly becomes trashy.
Whatever a person's religious beliefs are is their business, but make no mistake about it, it is religion that perpetuates this idea that sex (and nudity) is something to be ashamed of. It's not. People have sex, it's natural and it's beautiful. You have to assume that even in apocalyptic situations, people are going to find ways of feeling that closeness, that connection with one another.
Now, I personally would never have used the word "classy" to describe this show, but it is a really good show. Violence, sex and all. Watch it, go with the flow and enjoy yourself.
Whatever a person's religious beliefs are is their business, but make no mistake about it, it is religion that perpetuates this idea that sex (and nudity) is something to be ashamed of. It's not. People have sex, it's natural and it's beautiful. You have to assume that even in apocalyptic situations, people are going to find ways of feeling that closeness, that connection with one another.
Now, I personally would never have used the word "classy" to describe this show, but it is a really good show. Violence, sex and all. Watch it, go with the flow and enjoy yourself.
First, I'm going to just agree with a couple of the other reviewers, that potato farmer is a colossal piece of shhh... Some people are just born to suck.
Other than that, though, this documentary was a blast to watch. Informative, interesting, and even a little freaky (I found myself a tad jumpy at the end of the film).
I don't have much faith that we can eradicate all of the giant hornets, but I do hope we can find ways of protecting the world's honeybees, not only from the hornets, but from the many other things causing them to die off; they're more crucial to the planet than a lot of people realize, and it would be a shame to lose them entirely.
Anyway, check out this documentary, it's a great way to pass some time during a pandemic. And stay safe, everybody!
Other than that, though, this documentary was a blast to watch. Informative, interesting, and even a little freaky (I found myself a tad jumpy at the end of the film).
I don't have much faith that we can eradicate all of the giant hornets, but I do hope we can find ways of protecting the world's honeybees, not only from the hornets, but from the many other things causing them to die off; they're more crucial to the planet than a lot of people realize, and it would be a shame to lose them entirely.
Anyway, check out this documentary, it's a great way to pass some time during a pandemic. And stay safe, everybody!
One person asked, "what kind of idiot does a seance on a Zoom meeting?" To which I ask, what kind of idiot does a seance unless they're 12? What difference does it make?
Which leads me to my next point -- I noticed a lot of other people saying "who grabs their laptop and carries it with them to check out noises around the house?!" Well...probably the kind of idiots who do seances over Zoom. Does it seem that unrealistic that they would bring the camera with them for the other participants of the seance to experience as well? I'm surprised so many people couldn't figure that out.
So normally I'd take away 5 stars automatically for it being a found footage. That's how serious I am in my campaign against that type of uninventive, lazy filmmaking. However, I found the idea a little creative and relevant with the runtime being the length of a free Zoom meeting, so I gave it a shot. That it was 57 minutes was a huge strength, any longer would have been unacceptable. And given the fact this was filmed during a worldwide pandemic, I forgave the fact that it was filmed as found footage.
All-in-all, it was a decent time. Nothing extraordinary, but not a pile of ass, either. Stay safe and healthy, everyone. ✌🏼
Which leads me to my next point -- I noticed a lot of other people saying "who grabs their laptop and carries it with them to check out noises around the house?!" Well...probably the kind of idiots who do seances over Zoom. Does it seem that unrealistic that they would bring the camera with them for the other participants of the seance to experience as well? I'm surprised so many people couldn't figure that out.
So normally I'd take away 5 stars automatically for it being a found footage. That's how serious I am in my campaign against that type of uninventive, lazy filmmaking. However, I found the idea a little creative and relevant with the runtime being the length of a free Zoom meeting, so I gave it a shot. That it was 57 minutes was a huge strength, any longer would have been unacceptable. And given the fact this was filmed during a worldwide pandemic, I forgave the fact that it was filmed as found footage.
All-in-all, it was a decent time. Nothing extraordinary, but not a pile of ass, either. Stay safe and healthy, everyone. ✌🏼